Poketo Poketo Poketo Poum poum poum

Poetry in the street? More than ever. In the fire of the world, among the pesticide assassins and the turned-on televisions, facing the rows of helmeted agents and safety instructions, poetry is necessary. A poetry that challenges us, takes us by the eyes and the fragile edge of the ear to take us where it vibrates. The place of poets is no longer in literary salons but near braziers, climate strikers, and screamers of public pain. Where, if not in the street? Actor, Timotéo Sergoï (the pen name of Stéphane Georis) is also the author of this show. Poketo Poketo Poketo Poum poum poum, it's an alexandrine. A twelve-foot verse and its obsessive as well as square rhythm, perfectly mathematical (3 x 4, 2 x 6 or 1 x 12 feet) sounds to our ears as Victor Hugo or Lamartine shaped them. Timotéo Sergoï finds his place among current French-speaking Belgian poets. His fifteenth book D’après Google, vous êtes poètes resumes his action as a poster artist in the city of Brussels. He was nominated as an author for the famous Marcel Thiry Poetry Prize among 70 manuscripts. Reservation desired for organizational reasons. But one can decide at the last minute! Welcome. From 7 years old